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Mr. and Mrs. Emil Clark celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on May 12 by renewing their wedding vows at a service in their home. Father Jim French performed the ceremony. A dinner reception followed at Aggies Hall and was hosted by the couple's children: Larry, Bob, Linda, Rita, Joe, Loretta, Jim, Lisa, Cathy and their spouses. The couple has 33 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.